I hope some Retro RPG games with Kinect, like Breath of Death VII or Dragon Quest in XBLA or Indies. I don't need so much heavy stories or real graphics, I just want  RPG like growing system, EXP system, with kind of martial arts using Kinect.  Short story, cheap budget, like Breath of Death VII in Xbox Indie games are good. The players use Kinect only on Battle, use controller on 2D map.

Kat12,  That's actually a pretty cool idea.  Hmmm...how about we take your idea and then add our avatars.  It could then be a sims/meeting/chat type of game.  You could walk around in the town/city and visit your friends.  You would walk through the town to their house and knock on the door.  If they're not home then you could leave a post-it type message on their front door for them.  If they were home, then they would open the door of their house and you could walk in and interact with them as if you were in a public chat.  Maybe they have friends over already and you could chat with them too. 

We could use microsoft points to purchase our homes and accessories.  Maybe a car or bicycle.  There could also be themed areas of the town where you could purchase your home and there would be special miniquests that were relevant to your themed area.  For example, you walk to your home and notice that someone has left you a strange note on your door.  After reading it, you discover that a world renown art thief has stolen a few pieces of art from the museum down the street and they need your help investigating (because you live in Detectiveville).  Or maybe someone just lost their cat and they need your help finding Fluffy.

A step further:  how about an entire (real) city built in an xbox persistant world, or maybe just a city block.  Your avatar could walk to your neighborhood Pizza Hut (an actualy Pizza Hut restaurant sponsored by the actual restaurant) and order a pizza via text menu or by speaking to an "operator".  Then it could be delivered to your home in real life.  Microsoft could also integrate "virtual world" product ordering with the Microsoft Points Reward system too as an added incentive.

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Sorry if this is a bit long but this is my idea.  I like the virtual work idea that Kat mentioned.  After seeing all the ideas that people have been doing with there computers it shows how creating virtual worlds that you can interact with is possible.  I know for a long time people talked about how hard it would be to navigate a virtual world.  You would either have to lean forward or something or walk in place.  I had a better idea. What if you had for example a murder mystery game or even an old style RPG like kings quest only you are in the world.  For those that played those games, they were basically broken up into rooms or areas that you moved from.  if you were on a beach you could walk around in an area then to leave it you walk east or west or something to go to the next area. 

My thoughts what if you navigated the same way with kinect.  In the beginning it would detect how big of a space you had to play in by have you stand in different spots.  Then you could start out say in a room.  You could manipulate everything in that room walk forward to a wall.  If you needed to turn you could turn left then the camera angle int he game would turn and when you turn straight again you are now facing west instead of south.  You could walk around in the room pick things up look at books ect..  Any one who has played kinect knows that keeping the cursor in the exact same place even when you hold you hand still is a bit challenging.  If you wanted to use a magnifying glass for example you could open your hand up like to say stop and it would freeze the position of your hand so you could use the magnifying glass to inspect for details.  You could pick objects up to look underneath them.  You could have you back pack be at your waist so when you move your right hand down or something you could open it and then grab what ever object you needed.  then to move to the next screen you could walk to the door hold your hand up and it would say do you want to go though the door.  If you say yes.  Then the screen would go dark.  You move back to the back of your play area again and go to the next room or area.

You could then integrate basic fighting if you had to fight some bad guys.

What do you think of this idea?  To me it seems like it could be a lot of fun.

I was thinking that since Kinect is essentially a motion capture device, you could come out with a game where you could create your own cartoons and movies. You provide the movements to the character and see the animation repeat it on screen. Then provide a tool set and props and such so you can rotate and edit your recorded movements and place them into an enviroment. Maybe even a 360 answer to PS3's Littlebigplanet where players could create their own game scenario's and cut scenes. Even have a microphone to add dialogue with.

For pre existing licenses, I think Viva Pinata would be a PERFECT fit. The controller version basically plays like a kinect anyway with a hand hovering over everything. With Rare's knowledge of the device it would probably be pretty polished. I wouldn't be surprised if it is already in development.

Condemned might be a good one too for people looking for horror. Beating crazy hobo's down with your bare fists and pipes and stuff. Mirror's Edge would be another interesting one.

I can also see top down Diablo style gaming getting a revival with you controlling movements God style by pointing where you want your character to go in the enviroment and gesture based attacks on enemies when you get there.

A game of the Gladiators TV show would also fit. Basically a series of obstacles and challenges that would suit Kinect's style.

Some sort of Superman style flying platformer could also work. Put your two fists forward and lean to fly towards destinations, collect power ups etc.

Obviously RTS would be a fit too. Maybe with integrated voice commands for fast switching between squads.

A pro wrestling game might also be fun to watch if people had to replicate all the moves and would probably suit the Kinect's slight lag a little more than straight up brawlers.

How about an 2D on-rails platforming game where you have to jump, duck, and move back and forth between different "layers" to advoid hazards? That would be quite intense!

Kinect may be a super outstanding device for xbox 360, but there are some pieces in the set missing to making it the top topic of which evereyone talks about, kinect needs much better games, such as THE LAST AIRBENDER, because I thought it would be the coolest thing being able to do all those bending moves by your own, which makes you fit into the cahracter, and allows you to be focused in the game and all of a sudden you dont know what the real world is because it is so catching and interesting... it would make it much better like that PS... also needs little better graphics.. BUT DEFINETLEY BETTER GAMES!!!

That's actually a pretty cool idea and would be great use for the Voice Commands.  They would definitely either have to get the Original cast where you play as Kirk, or Next Generation where you play as Picard.

But, I have yet to see a Star Trek game that doesn't suck.

Id buy that just to see my 9 yr old and well ok myself destroying tokyo or New York it would be fun as a monster steppin on govt issue tanks and soldiers

We should have some kind of martial arts game, yeah. Picks up movements into combos or something. Great stuff.

ARCADE-Family
Type of charades game where you use your hand to draw on the tv screen using either paint or (steam screen) and compete between teams, possible split screen.

Xbox Live Avatar Baseball....worked nice with the Wii, it will work great with Kinect.

Xbox Live Avatar WHEEL OF FORTUNE. One person gets to be "Vanna White"

Incorporate the Kinect technology of moving into a games like,
Fight night.
It would be a great workout and, you get a chance to play a more realistic version of Tyson/Ali on screen in 3rd person view.

Incorporate the Kinect technology of moving into a games like
karaoke/rock band,
My friends and i love Rock band but where are the original artists on screen?? Who doe's not want to be the real deal on scree? We all love artist's and athletes and lets face it, we all wish we were them.
Who would not love to have a karoke game such as, and jump on stage, holding the mic and point it at the screen so that the the fans singer scream the chorus of the song, Moving on stage as the lead singer of Linkin Park, Billy idol, Michael Jackson, Pink , Enrique Iglesias yeah i said it, i like his music too LOL etc.

I'd like to echo the Martial Arts suggestion, my 7 year old son is taking Tae Kwon Do, and this evening for family night we watched the new Karate Kid. It was all we could do to keep the kid sitting to watch the movie. Frankly, I'm not to certain how much of a fun game it could be, and martial art elitist will no doubt rail at the idea of an automated instruction environment. However, when I consider the effect of having a Kinect enabled interface demonstrating and critiquing movements, the effect could be astounding for a youngster wanting to learn something like that. While there is no substitute for the actual contact of sparring and the lesson of the reality of getting hit... learning the coordination of doing the movements and knowing the forms would be invaluable for a growing child.
I'm not sure it should be a multiplayer experience though... something tells me a split screen isn't going to cut it while a couple yahoos romp it out Street Fighter style!